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From 1750 to the 1970s, the UK coal industry was the lifeblood of the Industrial revolution and UK energy, peak extraction taking place in 1912-13. Coal mines varied from single tunnels (adits) driven into hillsides over time to collieries employing thousands of men with twin shafts to depths of over 3,000ft. In South Wales alone there are over 1400 recorded mines. Before 1840, there was no legal requirement to make any maps of mining activities.
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Timings09:00 AM-06:00 PM (expected)Not Verified | Entry FeesCheck Official Website |
Estimated Turnout100 - 500 Delegates Based on previous editions | Event TypeWorkshop |
EditionsMay 2025 Interested+1 more edition Frequency Annual | Official LinksWebsiteContacts Report Error Claim this event |
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